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The billionaire CEO dropped in on Alabama Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban and some of his players Tuesday morning to discuss "what it takes to build a world class football organization." He noted in a Facebook post the importance of community.

"We all need to be part of something bigger than ourselves," Zuckerberg said. "Communities can form around all kinds of things -- churches, schools, teams -- and it's clear that for a lot of folks in Alabama, college football is an important part of their community."

On Monday night, the power couple made a stop in the Magic City.

"Priscilla and I got into Birmingham tonight and got to meet Anthony Ray Hinton," Zuckberg posted late Monday night. "He spent 30 years in prison on death row for a crime he didn't commit, and was exonerated and released only a couple years ago."

Hinton reportedly told Zuckerberg that no one has apologize for his unjust imprisonment.

"When I heard this, I apologized to him -- not because I could have helped in his case, but because it is all of our responsibility to make our society one of justice for all," Zuckerberg said.